Sentence examples for familiar concepts from inspiring English sources

Familiar concepts from television, like "comedy" and "act structure" were spoken of with vocal quotation marks around them.

Speaking of powerhouses, two familiar concepts lapped up against box office shores over the long holiday weekend.

It was as though the familiar concepts of shape and drape, tailoring and dresses, had been put into question.

For other familiar concepts, there exist analogies most noticeably, volume for area and three-dimensional shapes for two-dimensional shapes (sphere for circle, tetrahedron for triangle, box for rectangle).

Discipline and reform are not familiar concepts in Greek politics.Moreover a chaotic Greek departure would devastate the country's political life, because Greece would risk expulsion from the single market and perhaps even the EU itself.

His invocations – which might be considered "churchy" or "preachy" in an Anglo-Saxon context – are nothing no more than common currency, in politics and in life, of a region of the world where, from Mexico to Patagonia and from Santo Domingo to São Paulo, the Catholic church has been strong for centuries and where the deity and the Virgin Mary (and her cloak) are familiar concepts.

Hint: Become more frequently quoted by employing this Familiarity Effect. 1. Piggyback your characterization on top of a familiar concept or saying.

Keynesian interpretive dance is not a familiar concept.

It is a familiar concept for heroin addicts, first implemented in Liverpool in the 1980s.

What does Hirschberg think of this, let's say, very familiar concept?

Super Sunday is a familiar concept in football, but it could also be applied to fashion this weekend.